Upcoming Events

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Participating in the life of the church brings connection and joy. At FPC, you’ll find myriad ways to serve, grow and build lasting relationships. Come to Involvapalooza and explore ministries, meet ministry leaders and find the opportunities that are right for you.

We want to pray over our children and educators as they head back into the classrooms for another school year. Educators (with a school-issued ID) are invited to join us before the 11am service for treats, courtesy of FPC Marietta, Tuesday Coffee + Shoppe, Martin’s and other community partners. Invite the children and educators in your life to join us for this special prayer event.

We may not know when the Lord will call us home, but we can plan ahead for the loved ones we’ll leave behind. Less than half of U.S. adults have an estate plan or advanced directive, and even fewer have funeral plans in place. Whether you are a first-time parent, a recent retiree, or a senior enjoying your golden years, join us for a two-week series on end-of-life planning.

Are you over the age of 18, but not over the hill? This event is for you! Stay after service and connect with other young adults exploring their faith at FPC Marietta. Come ready to enjoy good conversation in a casual atmosphere. We have the food, drinks and childcare covered!

Study the word of God, fellowship and build lasting friendships as a member of Presbyterian Women. In addition to a monthly bible study, the group often engages in mission work and activities that support children. Meeting times vary. Presbyterian Women is kicking off the fall season with a potluck on August 10.

Always looking for your next great read? Connect with fellow bibliophiles at the FPC Marietta Book Club! It meets on the second Wednesday of each month. You can also participate via Zoom. The club will be discussing The Good Lie by A.R. Torre during the August meeting.

Meeting on the third Thursday of the month, starting in August, this support group is for families of those on the autism spectrum. Share information, hear from subject matter experts, take part in group discussions, and find school and community resources. The August meeting will feature guest speaker Alesia Page, a local occupational therapist, founder of JCole Advocacy Inc., and the mother of two autistic children. Page will discuss eating and feeding issues, as well as nutrition.

Join us as we give thanks and bid farewell to Mary Groves after over 30 years of ministry among us.